LuckyWizard

I personally use like these Bybit Bots and except 1 liquidation they working fine with nice profit I prefer them over manual trading actually

Here's a sneak peek: [October, 2023] BitVM is a new way to run Turing-complete contracts on Bitcoin without messing with the network's consensus rules. Instead of actually running computations on Bitcoin, we just verify…

Thanks, I've seen that list and checked out some of these resources, some of them aren't working in the US which was clear only after trying to install them. I want to know which are current and good in the US that…

I'm not a fan of centralized exchanges. They totally go against the spirit of crypto and they can lock up your funds and all that nonsense. I've heard of Bisq and I'm getting the hang of it now since I want to grab some…

Yes I fully agree, for limited supply markets with probably great future ahead, only the sky is the limit. People often think only in short time periods but blockchain and cryptocurrencies are just about to get started…

The new valid link: https://hackmd.io/@xbinSin7Y/BypGGlcJq

Yeah, 110k Bitcoin could be like the turning point where it decides to go for an unlimited run like I expect our if it's like bouncing back to 100k so we can't expect HUGE profits in the near future.

I'd say that, at actual price of US$ 1600, 95% of the price is monetary usefulness. Remembering that copper has a better conductivity than gold.

Oh, clears my doubt now. The topic was indeed misleading, not to me, because I had always known this coins are worthless. The best coin to buy is always bitcoin. When looking for quick cash, most folks run to these…

I run a node and a single Bitaxe. My setup is my small contribution to decentralizing and strengthening the Bitcoin network. The lottery ticket is just a side bonus.

Innosilicon just dropped some big news today. They've announced the Terminator 2 (T2) Miner, which hits a crazy 17.2TH/s with a power draw of 1570W at the wall, and it's ready to ship out! These guys are a top name in…